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The Catholic Church Has the Answer

by Paul Whitcomb 64 pp. paperback

Why do Catholics believe that St. Peter was the first Pope? Why do Catholics believe in seven sacraments and Protestants believe in only two? Why do Catholics believe in a place between heaven and hell called Purgatory? These are just a few subjects talked about in this book.

Paul Whitcomb was a Catholic author of two spiritual booklets: Confession of a Roman Catholic and The Catholic Church has the Answer. A former Protestant minister, Mr. Whitcomb was converted to Catholicism through laborious reading and comparison of the Holy Scriptures. He recounts his conversion story step-by-step in Confession of a Roman Catholic.

Mr. Whitcomb tells his readers: "The right place to go for information about Catholic belief - in fact the only place to go for complete and authoritative information - is the Catholic Church Herself. As any detective will tell you, no investigation is quite so complete as an on-the-spot investigation. Hence, dear reader, if you are a Protestant, an unaffiliated Christian, or an agnostic, who wants to know the truth about Catholic belief, take this friendly advice: seek out a Catholic priest and put your questions to him."

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The Catholic Church Has the Answer

by Paul Whitcomb 64 pp. paperback

Why do Catholics believe that St. Peter was the first Pope? Why do Catholics believe in seven sacraments and Protestants believe in only two? Why do Catholics believe in a place between heaven and hell called Purgatory? These are just a few subjects talked about in this book.

Paul Whitcomb was a Catholic author of two spiritual booklets: Confession of a Roman Catholic and The Catholic Church has the Answer. A former Protestant minister, Mr. Whitcomb was converted to Catholicism through laborious reading and comparison of the Holy Scriptures. He recounts his conversion story step-by-step in Confession of a Roman Catholic.

Mr. Whitcomb tells his readers: "The right place to go for information about Catholic belief - in fact the only place to go for complete and authoritative information - is the Catholic Church Herself. As any detective will tell you, no investigation is quite so complete as an on-the-spot investigation. Hence, dear reader, if you are a Protestant, an unaffiliated Christian, or an agnostic, who wants to know the truth about Catholic belief, take this friendly advice: seek out a Catholic priest and put your questions to him."

See our shipping page for information about possible shipping discounts if your order contains books.